Sentence examples for persuade what from inspiring English sources

The Oxford debacle made it easier for Dr. Chaiken to persuade what he calls "refugees" to join his group.

Another document describes British efforts to recruit potential radio speakers - among them James Cagney, Errol Flynn and Maureen O'Hara - to help persuade what was then the Republic of Ireland to open its Atlantic coast bases to the United States.

Meanwhile the West must rely mainly on the rich and powerful Saudis to cut a deal to provide for the official opposition and representatives of the street protesters, neither of whom is at one, to persuade what is left of Mr Saleh's administration to accept a free election.An awkward allyBut therein lies another conundrum.

But in the House, incumbents need to figure out how to persuade what's likely going to be a more-liberal-than-normal midterm electorate that they aren't just stooges for our big wet president.

Mr. Zoellick spent a lot of time persuading what he called "middle income" countries to donate aid to poorer countries.

But while other teams at the top of the Premier League table have made significant moves in the transfer market, Arsenal has had to focus its efforts on persuading what top quality players it has to stay.

If a fifth of your best people are looking to leave and many more could be persuaded, what are you to do?

"What I learned from politics is you have to persuade people what they're moving to is better, rather than scaring them," he said.

There is no possible way they could persuade themselves what they were doing was correct.

But it seems that, to persuade others, what you must do is take some of that evidence and twist it to fit the story.

I hope tonight I have persuaded you what makes us different, what makes BBC Two essential in the modern broadcast landscape.